Cypress Roadmap: TrueTouch® Touchscreen Controllers

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Cypress Roadmap: TrueTouch® Touchscreen Controllers Uses Transit/On Slide background with Title Only layout Q2 2015

TrueTouch® Portfolio Wearables Mobile Phones (Full-feature/Low-cost) (Advanced Features) E-readers, Tablets, Digital Still Cameras, Printers, GPS, Industrial 8″-12″ CYTMA448 58 I/O, 8.3″, 10 F1, 110-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 35-Vpp CA5 SLIM®6, AMS7, Glove CYTMA568 58 I/O, 8.3″, 10 F1, 110-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 60-Vpp CA5, SLIM6 AMS7, Passive Stylus, Glove, Hover CYTMA568 58 I/O, 8.3″, 10 F1, 110-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 60-Vpp CA5, SLIM6 AMS7, Passive Stylus, Glove, Hover CYTT21XXX 48 I/O, 7″, 10 F1, 120-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 35-Vpp CA5, SLIM6 AMS7, Glove, Face Detect CYTT31XXX 48 I/O, 7″, 10 F1, 100-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 35-Vpp CA5, SLIM6 AMS7, Passive Stylus, Glove CYTMA448 58 I/O, 8.3″, 10 F1, 110-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 35-Vpp CA5, SLIM6 AMS7, Glove 3″-8″ CYTMA525 25 I/O, 3.6″, 4 F1, 100-Hz RR2 DualSense™3, H2O4, 60-Vpp CA5, SLIM6 AMS7, Passive Stylus, Glove, Hover CYTMA545 36 I/O, 5.2″, 10 F1, 100-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 60-Vpp CA5, SLIM6 AMS7, Passive Stylus, Glove, Hover CYTT31XXX 48 I/O, 7″, 10 F1, 100-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 35-Vpp CA5, SLIM6 AMS7, Passive Stylus, Glove CYTMA525A 24 I/O, 3.0″, 4 F1, 120-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 35-Vpp CA5 SLIM6, AMS7, Glove Q215 CYTT21XXX 48 I/O, 7″, 10 F1, 120-Hz RR2 DualSense3, H2O4, 35-Vpp CA5 SLIM6, AMS7, Glove CY8CTST241/42 and CY8CTMG240 32 I/O, 3.6″, 1 or 2 F1 100-Hz RR2, Self-Capacitance8 Low-Cost Backgammon Sensor CY8CTST241/42 and CY8CTMG240 32 I/O, 3.6″, 1 or 2 F1 100-Hz RR2, Self-Capacitance8 Low-Cost Backgammon Sensor CY8CTST241/42 and CY8CTMG240 32 I/O, 3.6″, 1 or 2 F1 100-Hz RR2, Self-Capacitance8 Low-Cost Backgammon Sensor Market Segments 1 Number of finger locations reported 2 Refresh rate 3 Self-Capacitance (capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) + Mutual-Capacitance (capacitance of the intersection between a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) 4 Water rejection and wet-finger tracking 5 Charger Armor™: Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 6 Low-cost Single-Layer Independent Multi-Touch sensor 7 Automatic Mode Switching 8 Capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor Production Development QQYY Availability Sampling Concept Status

TrueTouch® Software1 MPN PSoC® Designer™ TrueTouch System Development Kit2 TrueTouch Host Emulator3 TrueTouch Driver for Android4 Driver for Windows Phone 85 Manufacturing Test Kit6 Current Version 5.1 R6.2 3.3.1 3.5 4.0 1.7 CY8CTST241/42 Production Legacy Driver Rev3-2M-28 CY8CTMG240 CYTMA448 CYTMA525 CYTMA525A Q215 CYTMA545 CYTMA568 CYTT21XXX CYTT31XXX Contact Sales for the latest TrueTouch software, drivers and tools 1 PSoC Designer, TTHE and MTK releases are backward-compatible. The latest version is recommended for new designs. 2 TrueTouch System Development Kit (TTSDK) enables engineers to configure and develop touchscreen system designs 3 TrueTouch Host Emulator (TTHE) is a software tool used to perform register configuration and demonstrate TrueTouch system designs 4 TrueTouch Driver for Android (TTDA) is the driver for Android phones that translates touch information into operating system touch events 5 TrueTouch Driver for Windows Phone 8 (TTDW) is the driver for Windows Phone 8 (WP8) that translates touch information into human interface device descriptors 6 TrueTouch Manufacturing Test Kit (MTK) enables customers and ITO partners to test touch panels using Cypress TrueTouch controllers at various stages of manufacturing

TrueTouch® Sensor Portfolio Wearables Mobile Phones (Full-feature/Low-cost) (Advanced Features) E-readers, Tablets, Digital Still Cameras, Printers, GPS, Industrial Manhattan Pattern 12.0″, 10 F1, GFF2, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, Passive Stylus, Active Stylus, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Diamond Pattern 12.0″, 10 F1, OGS5, On-cell6, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, Passive Stylus, Active Stylus, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens 8″-12″ Diamond Pattern 3.6″, 4 F1, OGS5, GG7, On-cell6, DualSense3, H2O4, Passive Stylus, Glove, Hover, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Diamond Pattern 8.0″, 10 F1, OGS5, GG7, On-cell6, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, Face Detect, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Diamond Pattern 8.0″, 10 F1, OGS5, GG7, On-cell6, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, Hover, Passive Stylus, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Diamond Pattern 8.0″, 10 F1, OGS5, GG7, On-cell6, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, Hover, Passive Stylus, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Manhattan Pattern 8.0″, 10 F1, GFF2, DualSense3, H2O4, Face Detect, Glove, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Manhattan Pattern 8.0″, 10 F1, GFF2, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, Hover, Passive Stylus, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Manhattan Pattern 8.0″, 10 F1, GFF2, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, Hover, Passive Stylus, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens 3″-8″ Low-Cost SLIM®8 Pattern 3.6″, 4 F1, GF19, On-cell6, Single-Layer, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Low-Cost SLIM8 Pattern 5.0″, 10 F1, GF19, On-cell6, Single-Layer, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Low-Cost SLIM8 Pattern 5.0″, 10 F1, GF19, On-cell6, Single-Layer, DualSense3, H2O4, Glove, 0.5-1.5 mm cover lens Low-Cost Backgammon Pattern 3.6″, 1F1, GF19, Multi-Finger Gesture, Single-Layer, Self-Capacitance10, 0.7-1.2 mm cover lens Low-Cost Backgammon Pattern 3.6″, 1F1, GF19, Multi-Finger Gesture, Single-Layer, Self-Capacitance10, 0.7-1.2 mm cover lens Low-Cost Backgammon Pattern 3.6″, 1F1, GF19, Multi-Finger Gesture, Single-Layer, Self-Capacitance10, 0.7-1.2 mm cover lens Market Segments 1 Number of finger locations reported 2 Glass, Film, Film touchscreen sensor stack-up 3 Self-Capacitance (capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen Sensor) + Mutual-Capacitance (capacitance of the intersection between a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) 4 Water rejection 5 One Glass Sensor stack-up 6 A type of touchscreen sensor stack-up in which the touch sensor is inside the LCD module on top of the color-filter glass 7 Glass, Glass touchscreen sensor stack-up 8 Low-cost Single-Layer Independent Multi-touch sensor 8 Glass, Film touchscreen sensor stack-up 10 Capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor Production Development QQYY Availability Sampling Concept Status

CY8CTST241/242 and CY8CTMG240 Lowest-cost Solution Applications Block Diagram Mobile phones Digital cameras Wearables Printers Host Processor Clock/ Data INT2 2 TrueTouch CY8CTST241 CY8CTST242 CY8CTMG240 I2C/SPI Features Low-Cost User Interface Low-cost “backgammon” sensor (U.S. patent 8,121,283) Two-finger “zoom” gestures decoded on chip (TST242) Single-click, double-click and pan gestures decoded on chip Waterproofing: No false touches with water droplets Supports capacitive and virtual buttons Proprietary Analog Front End1 Low-noise self-capacitance sensing (patented analog multiplexer: U.S. patent 8,067,948) System Solutions Lowest-cost capacitive touchscreen available Manufacturing test kits for production testing Tiny 2.2-mm x 2.32-mm WLCSP package Operates from a single supply: 1.71-5.5 V Ultra-low power: 3.6 mW in active mode Flash CPU SRAM Analog Front End Programmable Analog Multiplexer 32 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY31) Touchscreen Sensor3 Collateral Availability Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Full production 1 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure self-capacitance (capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) 2 Interrupt 3 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object

Programmable Analog Multiplexer TrueTouch CYTT21XXX Full-featured Solution (Touchscreens up to 7.0 inches) Applications Block Diagram Mass market mobile phones Mass market tablets Host Processor Clock/ Data INT6 2 Features TrueTouch CYTT21XXX Controller Advanced User Interface Face detection1: infrared proximity sensor replacement Automatic Mode Switching (AMS2) for advanced sensing modes Waterproofing with DualSense™3 (U.S. patents 8,358,142; 8,319,505; and 8,067,948) 10-finger tracking with 1-mm-thick gloves 2-finger tracking with 5-mm-thick gloves Proprietary Analog Front End4 with ChargerArmor™5 True 5-V TX-Boost™ with up to 24 multi-phase transmit lines (reduces noise by 3x compared to single-phase transmit line) Up to 35-Vpp charger noise immunity (1-500 kHz, 9-mm finger) System Solutions Android and Windows Phone operating systems Wireless tuning with a TrueTouch Host Emulator mobile tuner Manufacturing test kits for production testing I2C/SPI Flash ARM M0 CPU SRAM Touch Sequencer Channel Engine 5-V TX Pump RX Channels Programmable Analog Multiplexer 48 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY47) Collateral Touchscreen Sensor7 Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Availability Full production 1 A feature allowing the detection of a face approaching a touchscreen sensor, providing the function of a proximity sensor (a sensor that can detect nearby objects without a touch) 2 The feature of a touch-enabled device to automatically switch between standard and advanced modes (e.g., glove) without requiring manual changes to system settings by the user (e.g., by having to remove gloves) 3 Cypress’s proprietary technology to measure both self-capacitance (the capacitance of a row or column line in a touchscreen sensor) and mutual-capacitance (the capacitance between a row and a column in a touchscreen sensor) on the same chip 4 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure self-capacitance and mutual-capacitance 5 Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 6 Interrupt 7 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object

Programmable Analog Multiplexer TrueTouch CYTT31XXX Advanced Features Solution (Touchscreens up to 7.0 inches) Applications Block Diagram Premium market mobile phones E-readers Host Processor Clock/ Data INT5 2 TrueTouch CYTT31XXX Controller Features I2C/SPI Advanced User Interface Automatic Mode Switching (AMS1) for advanced sensing modes Passive stylus support with palm rejection and AMS Waterproofing with DualSense™2 (U.S. patents 8,358,142; 8,319,505; and 8,067,948) 10-finger tracking with 1-mm-thick gloves 2-finger tracking with 5-mm-thick gloves Proprietary Analog Front End3 with ChargerArmor™4 True 5-V TX-Boost™ with up to 24 multi-phase transmit lines (reduces noise by 3x compared to single-phase transmit line) Up to 35-Vpp charger noise immunity (1-500 kHz, 9-mm finger) System Solutions Android and Windows Phone operating systems Wireless tuning with a TrueTouch Host Emulator mobile tuner Manufacturing test kits for production testing Flash ARM M0 CPU SRAM Touch Sequencer Channel Engine 5-V TX Pump RX Channels Programmable Analog Multiplexer 48 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY47) Collateral Touchscreen Sensor6 Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Availability Full production 1 The feature of a touch-enabled device to automatically switch between standard and advanced modes (e.g., glove) without requiring manual changes to system settings by the user (e.g., by having to remove gloves) 2 Cypress’s proprietary technology to measure both self-capacitance (the capacitance of a row or column line in a touchscreen sensor) and mutual-capacitance (the capacitance between a row and a column in a touchscreen sensor) on the same chip 3 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure self-capacitance and mutual-capacitance 4 Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 5 Interrupt 6 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object

CYTMA448 Full-featured Solution (Touchscreens up to 8.3 inches) Applications Block Diagram Mass market mobile phones Mass market tablets Host Processor Clock/ Data INT3 2 TrueTouch CYTMA448 Features I2C/SPI Advanced User Interface Waterproofing and wet-finger tracking with DualSense™ (U.S. patents 8,358,142; 8,319,505; and 8,067,948) 10-finger tracking with 1-mm-thick gloves 2-finger tracking with 5-mm-thick gloves Automatic Mode Switching for advanced sensing modes Proprietary Analog Front End1 with 35-V Charger Armor™2 True 10-V TX-Boost™ with 37 multi-phase transmit lines (reduces noise by 6x compared to single-phase transmit line) 35-Vpp charger noise immunity (1-500 kHz, 9-mm finger) Display synchronization System Solutions Android and Windows Phone operating systems Wireless tuning with TrueTouch Host Emulator mobile tuner Manufacturing test kits for production testing Flash ARM M0 CPU SRAM Touch Sequencer Channel Engine 10-V TX Pump RX Channels Programmable Analog Multiplexer 58 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY57) Touchscreen Sensor4 Collateral Availability Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Full production 1 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure self-capacitance (capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) and mutual-capacitance (capacitance of the intersection between a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) 2 Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 3 Interrupt 4 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object

Programmable Analog Multiplexer CYTMA525 Advanced Features Solution for On-cell and SLIM®1 (Touchscreens up to 3.6 inches) Applications Block Diagram Wearables Host Processor Clock/ Data INT5 2 TrueTouch CYTMA525 Features I2C/SPI Advanced User Interface Waterproofing and wet-finger tracking with DualSense™ (U.S. patents 8,358,142; 8,319,505; and 8,067,948) Passive Stylus support with palm rejection Low-power look-for-touch scan mode Multiple gloved-finger tracking; works with 5-mm-thick ski gloves Hover sensing: Tracks a hovering finger above the touchscreen Proprietary Analog Front End2 with 60-V Charger Armor™3 True 10-V TX-Boost™ with 8 multi-phase transmit lines (reduces noise by 3x compared to a single-phase transmit line) 60-Vpp charger noise immunity (1-500 kHz, 9-mm finger) System solutions Supports on-cell and direct-laminated ITO4 stack-ups, SLIM1 and metal mesh sensors Android and Windows Phone operating systems Manufacturing test kits for production testing Flash ARM M0 CPU SRAM Touch Sequencer Channel Engine 10-V TX Pump RX Channels Programmable Analog Multiplexer 25 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY24) Touchscreen Sensor6 Collateral Availability Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Full production 1 Low-cost Single-Layer Independent Multi-Touch sensor 2 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure self-capacitance (capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) and mutual-capacitance (capacitance of the intersection between a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) 3 Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 4 Indium tin oxide 5 Interrupt 6 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object

Programmable Analog Multiplexer CYTMA525A Advanced Features Solution for On-cell and SLIM®1 (Touchscreens up to 3 inches) Applications Block Diagram Wearables Host Processor Clock/ Data INT5 2 TrueTouch CYTMA525A I2C/SPI Features Advanced User Interface Waterproofing and wet-finger tracking with DualSense™ (U.S. patents 8,358,142; 8,319,505; and 8,067,948) Low-power look-for-touch scan mode Multiple gloved-finger tracking; works with 5-mm-thick ski gloves Proprietary Analog Front End2 with Charger Armor™3 True 5-V TX-Boost™ with 24 multi-phase transmit lines (reduces noise by 5x compared to a single-phase transmit line) 35-Vpp charger noise immunity (1-500 kHz, 9-mm finger) System solutions Supports on-cell and direct-laminated ITO4 stack-ups; SLIM1 and metal mesh sensors Android and Windows Phone operating systems Manufacturing test kits for production testing Flash ARM M0 CPU SRAM Touch Sequencer Channel Engine 5-V TX Pump RX Channels Programmable Analog Multiplexer 24 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY23) Touchscreen Sensor6 Collateral Availability Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Sampling: Q2 2015 Production: Q2 2015 1 Low-cost Single-Layer Independent Multi-Touch sensor 2 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure self-capacitance (capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) and mutual-capacitance (capacitance of the intersection between a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) 3 Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 4 Indium tin oxide 5 Interrupt 6 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object

Programmable Analog Multiplexer CYTMA545 Advanced Features Solution for On-cell and SLIM®1 (Touchscreens up to 5.2 inches) Applications Block Diagram Premium market mobile phones Host Processor Clock/ Data INT5 2 TrueTouch CYTMA545 Features I2C/SPI Advanced User Interface Waterproofing and wet-finger tracking with DualSense™ (U.S. patents 8,358,142; 8,319,505; and 8,067,948) Passive stylus support with palm rejection Multiple gloved-finger tracking; works with 5-mm-thick ski gloves Hover sensing: Tracks a hovering finger above the touchscreen Proprietary Analog Front End2 with 60-V Charger Armor™3 True 10-V TX-Boost™ with 8 multi-phase transmit lines (reduces noise by 3x compared to a single-phase transmit line) 60-Vpp charger noise immunity (1-500 kHz, 9-mm finger) System Solutions Supports on-cell and direct-laminated ITO4 stack-ups; SLIM®1 and metal mesh sensors Android and Windows Phone operating systems Manufacturing test kits for production testing Flash ARM M0 CPU SRAM Touch Sequencer Channel Engine 10-V TX Pump RX Channels Programmable Analog Multiplexer Touchscreen Sensor6 36 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY35) Collateral Availability Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Full production 1 Low-cost Single-Layer Independent Multi-Touch sensor 2 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure self-capacitance (capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) and mutual-capacitance (capacitance of the intersection between a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) 3 Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 4 Indium tin oxide 5 Interrupt 6 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object

Programmable Analog Multiplexer CYTMA568 Advanced Features Solution for In-cell and On-cell (Touchscreens up to 8.3 inches) Applications Block Diagram Premium market mobile phones Industrial Host Processor Clock/ Data INT5 2 TrueTouch CYTMA568 Features I2C/SPI Advanced User Interface Waterproofing and wet-finger tracking with DualSense™ (U.S. patents 8,358,142; 8,319,505; and 8,067,948) Multiple gloved-finger tracking; works with 5-mm-thick ski gloves Passive stylus support with palm rejection Hover sensing: Tracks a hovering finger above the touchscreen Proprietary Analog Front End1 with 60-V Charger Armor™2 True 10-V TX-Boost™ with 37 multi-phase transmit lines (reduces noise by 6x compared to a single-phase transmit line) 60-Vpp charger noise immunity (1-500 kHz, 9-mm finger) System Solutions Supports in-cell3, on-cell and direct-laminated ITO4 stack-ups and metal mesh sensors Android and Windows Phone operating systems Manufacturing test kits for production testing Flash ARM M0 CPU SRAM Touch Sequencer Channel Engine 10-V TX Pump RX Channels Programmable Analog Multiplexer 58 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY57) Touchscreen Sensor6 Collateral Availability Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Full production 1 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure self-capacitance (capacitance of a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) and mutual-capacitance (capacitance of the intersection between a row or column in a touchscreen sensor) 2 Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 3 A type of sensor stack-up in which the touch sensor is inside the LCD module under the color-filter glass 4 Indium tin oxide 5 Interrupt 6 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object

Programmable Analog Multiplexer CYTT41XXX Touchscreen Controller Advanced Features Solution with Passive Stylus (Touchscreens up to 12.6 inches) Applications Block Diagram Premium market Android tablets Host Processor Clock/ Data INT6 Features 2 Advanced User Interface 2.5-mm passive stylus1 support with palm rejection Tracking with 3-mm-thick gloves Automatic Mode Switching (AMS2) for advanced sensing modes Waterproofing and wet-finger tracking with DualSense™3 (U.S. patents 8,358,142; 8,319,505; and 8,067,948) Proprietary Analog Front End4 with ChargerArmor™5 True 5-V TX-Boost™ with multi-phase transmit (reduces noise compared to a single-phase transmit line) 15-Vpp Charger noise immunity (1-500 kHz, 9-mm finger) System Solutions Android operating system Wireless tuning with a TrueTouch Host Emulator mobile tuner Manufacturing test kits for production testing TrueTouch CYTT41XXX I2C/SPI ARM® Cortex® – M0 CPU Flash SRAM Touch Sequencer Channel Engine 5-V TX Pump RX Channels Programmable Analog Multiplexer Collateral 88 (Touch I/O: XY00-XY87) Datasheets and Design Guides: Contact Sales or truetouch@cypress.com Touchscreen Sensor7 Availability Sampling: Q3 2015 Production: Q4 2015 1 A simple low-cost instrument made of conductive material that allows a user to write or draw on a touchscreen 2 The feature of a touch-enabled device to automatically switch between standard and advanced modes (e.g., glove) without requiring manual changes to system settings by the user (e.g., by having to remove gloves) 3 Cypress’s proprietary technology to measure both Self-Capacitance (the capacitance of a row or column line in a touchscreen sensor) and Mutual-Capacitance (the capacitance between a row and a column in a touchscreen sensor) on the same chip 4 Analog circuit in the touchscreen controller used to measure Self-Capacitance and Mutual-Capacitance 5 Cypress proprietary charger noise mitigation technology 6 Interrupt 7 A sensor that can detect changes in capacitance caused by contact with a conductive object